Sentence examples for sends a more from inspiring English sources

Hera sends a more powerful, winged lawyer, Victor, to steal the dog, without which Zeus can't escape Wes's body.

Since one cannot enlarge that window, the site sends a more cramped message than would befit a prestige hotel chain.

Finally, for the citizens of Burkina Faso, this attack sends a more ominous message: that their fight for genuine self-determination is not over yet.

But as product endorsements go, "Banned in China" sends a more mixed message, even if it still wins points for piquancy.

With its restraint and hint of machismo, the fist bump sends a more ambiguous message than the handshake, let alone the loosey-goosey, rapturous high-five.

Cameras are everywhere in public, but one fixed to your face sends a more menacing signal: I have the power to record you at a moment's notice, it seems to declare — and maybe I already am.

Mexican soap operas and French talk shows send a more defeatist message: Get out of Haiti.

The same sentiments expressed in the Hungarian media would have sent a more powerful message.

It was left to Posada to send a more heartfelt message.

Fixed-income markets, however, sent a more ambivalent message about confidence.

Then, when General Zinni failed, Mr. Bush sent a more senior envoy, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.